The Extinction of the Women’s College: Is Brescia’s Closure a Feminist Move?
“Women's only education has worked well for 104 years: it's only ending now because of finances, not lack of…
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Inclusive education in Quebec: Is it effective and equitable?
While the concern as to whether inclusive education is truly equitable and effective in Quebec is complex, it is…
Racialization in a Multicultural Nation: Experiences of a First Generation Migrant…
My lived experience of growing up in small-town Canada as a racialized migrant helped me understand the theoretical…
Senakw: How One Project Represents the Dichotomy Between Affordable Housing and…
We cannot have homeownership being the primary means of building wealth and security, and also allow affordable…
The “Ozempic Craze”: Intersections Between Healthcare Access and Societal Body…
Indeed, the rise of Ozempic has brought forward several discourses surrounding body standards, pharmaceutical…
Conservative Party Populism: The Rise of Pierre Poilievre
On September 10, 2022, Pierre Poilievre won the Canadian Conservative party leadership race with 68 per cent…
At This Rate: the Post-Pandemic Canadian Housing Market
The embattled and weary state of the post-pandemic housing market in Canada.
Privatization of the Public Sector: The Curious Link Between the McKinsey…
The relationship between the public and private sectors has been a contentious issue in Canadian politics for many…
Le Québec, un acteur diplomatique unique en son genre
Le Québec, contrairement aux autres provinces canadiennes, possède un vaste réseau de relations transcontinentales…
Review Radio: Tracing Legault’s Rise to Premiership
The 2022 Quebec general election saw the CAQ affirm its sweeping success from 2018, with François Legault doubling…